What you will learn
Organize project data and control its lifecycle
The tutorial begins at the main desktop, demonstrates both project types, and then follows the administrative controls used as projects move from active work to locked or archived status.
Review active, locked and archived projects
Filter and locate projects on the desktop
Choose between local and georeferenced projects
Create and categorize a local project
Draw a georeferenced project boundary
Use the centralized project dashboard
Open project data directly from its lists
Lock, unlock, archive and retrieve projects
Video chapters
Jump to a project-management task
0:00 Standard opening Begin with the GAEA Software Tutorials introduction.0:04 Introduction Learn how projects organize information throughout GaeaSynergy.0:20 Projects at a glance Preview the create, open, view, lock and archive workflow.0:31 Review the main desktop View project status totals, filters, mapped locations and organizational lists.1:00 Choose a project type Compare local coordinates with GIS-based georeferenced projects.1:24 Create a local project Enter project information, define local coordinates and assign a category.1:53 Create a georeferenced project Navigate the basemap, draw the boundary and configure project settings.2:51 Open an existing project Select a project on the dashboard and open it from the popup menu.3:06 Review the project dashboard Access project information, maps, data lists, documents and project views.3:28 Open project data Select an item in a project list and open its record.3:36 Lock a project Use the administrator controls to prevent editing of completed projects.4:03 Archive a project Remove inactive projects from the main list while retaining the ability to retrieve them.4:39 Summary Review the project-management workflow.4:54 Standard closing Finish with additional tutorial and technical-resource links.
